This time the man did not sit in the living room, but went to lie down in her parents' bedroom!

Yesterday, when he was lying in the main room in a limp posture, Cheng Lanlan was already angry.

But today he even went even further and dared to sleep in her parents' bed!

How can he be so shameless!

Cheng Lanlan was so angry that she was about to explode!

She stepped forward and cursed the man again, but the man continued to do as he pleased. Not only did he sleep on Cheng Lanlan's parents' bed, but he also used things in the house at will.

Cheng Lanlan tried desperately to stop him, but it was of no avail because she couldn't touch the man at all.

I could only watch him open the drawers and cabinets in his parents' bedroom, rummage through them, and even show a look of disgust.

After dawn, Cheng Lanlan woke up from her anger again.

I dreamed about my hometown for two consecutive nights, and a man from my hometown appeared inexplicably.

No matter how I think about it, this doesn't seem right.

If it was really an accident, would I have the same dream for two consecutive nights?

The husband did not expect that Cheng Lanlan would have a similar dream again. After being shocked, he began to think deeply.

Does this dream have any special meaning?

After discussing it, the two decided to call their relatives in their hometown and ask them to help check if someone had secretly broken into Cheng Lanlan's house.

Otherwise, this dream really has no other meaning.

The only thing Cheng Lanlan and her husband could think of was that the old house had been uninhabited for years and no one had gone back to take care of it, so some homeless person or fugitive had sneaked in and taken it over!

If that's the case, it would be really bad.

Thinking of this, Cheng Lanlan immediately called a close relative in her hometown and asked him to go and take a look at her house.

An hour later, the relative called Cheng Lanlan back and said that her house was empty, the door locks were still on, and there was no sign that anyone lived inside.

The relative also took photos of Cheng Lanlan's hometown house.

In the photo, the house in Cheng Lanlan's hometown looked completely different from the one she saw in her dream.

The gate was rusted, and the open space in the yard was overgrown with various weeds, almost half a person's height.

The windows and walls were covered with spider webs and fallen leaves. Looking in from the window, everything in the house was the same as when she left a few years ago, and everything was covered in dust.

In such a situation, let alone living there, there is probably no place to even step.

There was no sign of anyone having stepped on the ground, and there were no footprints on the dust on the floor inside the house.

After carefully flipping through the photos and examining every corner, Cheng Lanlan finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Because she was sure that no one had secretly sneaked into her hometown to live.

After confirming this, Cheng Lanlan was no longer worried.

As for that dream, it might have been an unconscious dream she had on the first night.

As for the second night, perhaps because she was thinking about this incident during the day, she subconsciously thought about it when she slept, so she dreamed of a similar scene again.

After analyzing it this way, it does make some sense.